Sentence examples for which is doubtful from inspiring English sources

(Even if Laudabiliter is authentic, which is doubtful, it does not grant hereditary possession of Ireland to the English king).

If Leiter wins a major league job with the Yankees, which is doubtful, he will have a $1.5 million salary.

If this rate were an accurate reflection of the Zim dollar's worth back then (which is doubtful), it is almost impossible to believe that it is valid today.

It is no longer governed by omertà or a sense of honour among thieves – if it ever was, which is doubtful.

Even if many want to visit the tolerance museum, which is doubtful enough, they will have a formidable time getting there.

Even if his statistics are right and meaningful – which is doubtful – what proportion of this 2% with IQs above 130 are actually "the rich"?

If it worked, which was doubtful, all it would do is buy us more time.

His opponents accused him of having socialist sympathies (which was doubtful) and of attempting to undo the tradition of historiography that had made Germany admired throughout the world.

There were three penalties, two of which were doubtful: Ronaldo was outside the area when he had been fouled by Dani Alves, while it was not clear whether Sergio Ramos had caught Neymar for the penalty that made it 3-3 and earned Ramos a red card.

The proposed approach based on GSI is believed to overcome constrains and limitations of existing empirical bolt design methods based on RMR or Q-system, which are doubtful in poor rock mass usage.

Second, the U.S. must ensure international oversight of any investigative and reconciliatory initiatives, including the Honduran government's truth commission and the alternative truth body established by human rights groups (which are doubtful of government intent and neutrality).